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The colors of fruit and vegetable season were evident at the Farmers’ Market along the Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis.  (Photo by Jim Mone / AP) Organic produce not more nutritious There are plenty of good reasons to buy organic produce, but nutrition may not be one. A new study found no difference in antioxidant levels between organically and conventionally grown vegetables. Discovery News Pre-Black Friday sales raise retail spirits Shoppers spent a bit more in early November, raising retailers’ spirits about the holiday season right before it kicks into high gear. Early discounting and free shipping deals helped lure shoppers. USA TODAY   Irish uncertainty dents Euro, markets European shares and the euro have both fallen following rising political uncertainty in the Irish Republic. BBC Ireland and the bailout CNN Special section: Live coverage: Ireland bailout Guardian US, European officials scramble to stop attack From the airport pat downs in the U.S. to a search for two suicide bombers at large in Germany, this is a tense time for security officials scrambling to stop an expected terror attack of some kind, somewhere. ABC News Tips to getting through TSA CNN Calif. reluctant to join new Gold Rush Despite sky-high prices and the state’s gold legacy, the industry is mostly dormant. California trails gold-producing state Nevada by a wide margin. McClatchy Newspapers   NATION A generation in free fall: Young people with little education face steep climbs Young adults who didn’t make it through college have seen dismal prospects go from bad to awful. These are the workers for whom the misery of the recession comes in torrents. Kansas City Star Nation’s suburbs harder hit than urban, rural areas in recession Chicago Sun-Times More on the road for holiday travel There is rising concern as the busy holiday travel season approaches that new airport security procedures are going to slow things down. Some people are planning to avoid airports entirely. NPR Business Travel Coalition slams TSA ABC News POLITICS TSA asks passengers not to boycott With one of the year‘s busiest traveling days fast approaching, the Obama administration’s top transportation security official urged passengers not to boycott airport body scans. Star Tribune States battle with federal government on health care At a time when Medicaid enrollment is on a steady rise and the economy remains weak, it has also unearthed old tensions between states and the federal government that lie at the heart of the health care debate. ABC News BUSINESS Startups backed by the CIA Tiny cameras. Hearing devices for teeth. Wi-Fi for refrigerators. These are products made by companies that caught the eye of In-Q-Tel, the venture capital arm of the Central Intelligence Agency. Forbes Think you’ve read the worst news out there about foreclosures? All she wanted was $50,000 from the equity in her house to help pay the bills while looking for a nursing job. What Imogene Hall got was a brutal lesson in the shadier ways of the mortgage industry. McClatchy Newspapers HEALTH Cadmium, lead found in drinking glasses Drinking glasses depicting comic book and movie characters exceed federal limits for lead in children’s products by up to 1,000 times, according to laboratory testing. St. Louis Post-Dispatch Ad ‘demands’ mercury-free flu vaccine The flu season is underway. And if you haven’t gotten your flu shot yet, the vaccine safety organization SafeMinds has a message for you. ABC News ENVIRONMENT Biologists, hatcheries give Colo. fish a helping hand Government biologists are using elaborate engineering — which involves extracting eggs and sperm from salmon — necessary to keep fish in the waters of Colorado’s increasingly altered ecosystems. Denver Post Stimulus starts to supercharge energy efficiency efforts Silver City Consolidated Schools in New Mexico received $357,500 in federal grants to install a solar hot water heating system which supplies almost all of the hot-water needs of the high school campus. Education Week SPORTS Manny Pacquiao eyes retirement Manny Pacquiao says he plans to retire in three years and doesn’t see himself boxing beyond the age 35. The boxing champion also told a news conference he’s willing to fight Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez again. ESPN Jimmie Johnson’s drive for 5 yields NASCAR title, respect As the championship coronation began for the fifth consecutive time, Jimmie Johnson seemed briefly dumbstruck while gazing through a shower of confetti and up at the crowd at Homestead-Miami Speedway. USA TODAY   Columns And Op-Ed The opinions in the items below are not necessarily those of DailySource or our editors. Read more. Blog (John Tamny): Modern Fed history points to imminent resignation by Bernanke  (Forbes) Political Economy Column (Jessica Ravitz): Airport odyssey reveals how awful and annoying we are CNN Blog (Satoshi Kanazawa): New hands-free texting app will not reduce car accidents The Scientific Fundamentalist  (Psychology Today) Column (Mitch Lipka): Consumers must be wary of Web ‘deals’ Telegram & Gazette Editorial: Don’t bar ex-cons from prison jobs Detroit Free Press Column (Joan Blades): Boost the bottom line: Invest in people USA TODAY Editorial: Animal lovers should applaud the border collie set to scatter Prospect Park’s Canada geese NY Daily News Editorial: Halfhearted soul-searching at the White House Newsweek Editorial: Obama needs a Leon Panetta to help him recover from losses San Jose Mercury News   Site edited by: Kristen Toland, George Knowles, Jayalaxmi Arasalike, Kathie Raikes, Tanya Flowers, Elizabeth Quinn, Adrian Smith, John Harvell, Darling Gutierrez, Cat Van Le, Brigitte Leschhorn and Michael Makofka.   GOOD NEWS Facebook, social media draw scattered veterans together Traditional veterans groups are updating their recruiting for younger veterans. Groups have opened Facebook and Twitter accounts to connect with veterans and replenish a decline in membership. USA TODAY Charter schools have given New Orleans a fresh start in education When Hurricane Katrina struck five years ago, it displaced families and destroyed schools. And the storm unwittingly provided a chance to reinvent public education in a failing school district. Dallas Morning News Paralyzed bride-to-be determined to be self-reliant, get married Rachel Friedman has maintained two goals during these months of medical treatment and grueling outpatient therapy: getting married and becoming independent. CNN WORLD Afghans losing patience with war U.S. and NATO forces will stay for at least another four years in Afghanistan, yet there are growing signs that the West has already worn out its welcome. Philadelphia Inquirer Taliban: Afghan withdrawal timeline ‘irrational’ Reuters Obama sets 2014 end in Afghanistan Yahoo! News US envoy arrives in Seoul amid ‘stunning’ report on new NKorea nuclear facility U.S. Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Bosworth arrived in Seoul to meet with South Korean officials to discuss how to resume six-party talks on denuclearizing North Korea. Christian Science Monitor SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Why scientists are diving underwater to search for cures Advances in technology are making it easier to hunt for drugs in the ocean. Marine bioprospectors, as they’re known, are scouring coral reefs, deep-sea trenches and everything in between. Newsweek Siblings share genes, but rarely do they share personalities Many siblings have very different personalities. But to researchers, this is a puzzle. Siblings share both genes and environment. Why are they so different? NPR 1,000 mph car project ‘on track’ The British project to develop a 1,000 mph car is on target to meet its goals, says director Richard Noble. Construction will start in January, with an attempt on the World Land Speed record in 2012. BBC RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY Holy Redeemer Catholic Church to install relic of Mexican saint It’s only about an inch long, a sliver of bone encased behind glass in a gold-plated vessel. But for thousands in Detroit, a tiny relic of a slain Mexican priest has great meaning from which they draw inspiration. Detroit Free Press Christian teachers at Muslim school gain insight into religion It‘s a typical morning at New Horizons Academy, a private day care and school at the Islamic Center of Des Moines. But for two teachers, classes here are like nothing they’ve experienced before. Des Moines Register EDUCATION 1 laptop per student proves costly Several school districts that bought take-home laptops for whole classes or schools couldn’t afford it long-term. Some schools are looking to cheaper iPads or netbooks instead. Star Tribune Texas bill renews debate over 10 Commandments displays State Rep. Dan Flynn hopes to ensure that any Texas teacher who wants to can display the Ten Commandments in a classroom. McClatchy Newspapers LIVING AND ENTERTAINMENT Justin Bieber dominates AMAs The teen idol dominated the American Music Awards, winning four trophies to go with ear-piercing squeals from the girls at L.A.’s Nokia Theatre. People 2010 American Music Awards pictures Examiner Review: Al Capone‘s Bar Mitzvah, and Darmody’s wrath on ‘Boardwalk Empire’ This episode was an enlightening for two characters, Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) and Al Capone (Stephen Graham). Monsters and Critics   IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Extending the law of war to cyberspace The emergence of electronic and cyberwar-fighting capabilities is the most important military development in decades, but it is not yet clear how existing treaties and conventions might apply. NPR   Photo of the Day A Sikh volunteer stands guard near the sacred pond of the Golden Temple, Sikhism’s most revered shrine on the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak, the founder of the religion in Amritsar, India.  (Photo by Sanjeev Syal / AP)	DailySource Most Popular Most viewed Most shared Most recent Connect with Us Or enter Amazon via the box below and they will donate 4-7% of all purchases you make in the next 24 hours to us. Take a Quick Tour The Daily Quote Laughter is an instant vacation. Milton Berle Daily Quote Archives Email Newsletters Daily headlines Friends of the DailySource DailySource Archives Scroll through recent items from your favorite sections: News Top Stories Columns and Op-ed The Daily Quote Photo of the Day Email this edition Ways to Help Volunteer Spread the word Donate Shop Search Give feedback Other ways

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